As
I
See
it
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
ray
.
.
B
EATTY'S
CLEAN
EH
Saturday,
November
3.
1951
L
"
-MVE
Reflects'
and
Reminisces
they
arc
uniimbcrlnp
the
frur.o
which
before
long
will
go
inio
action.
But
already
I
notice
one
slg-jnlllcant
thing.
All
three
parties
i
in
Ontario
are
competing
on
the
basis
of
who
can
promise
the
i
best
hospital
insurance
system.
I
see
in
the
payers
here
in
Ontario
a
lot
of
talk
of
Saskatchewan's
hospital
insurance
j
plan,
but
so
far
not
even
a
men-:
lion
of
B.C.'s
somewhat
similar
i
plan.
1
IT
IS
no
secret
that
the
Liberal
rs
Wat
Cleaning
Press-while-you-wait
3f,'::iaur-
"t
5
t5le
7or:r'5
a
Liberals
who
use
the
tag
"socialists"
on
every
possible
occasion
to
describe
their
antagonists,
because
they
know
there
is
a
hangover
of
distaste
for
the
term.
Yet
all
the
time
the
Conservatives
are
using
the
term
socialism
as
a
bogeyman
they
themselves
are
adopting
more
and
more
socialism
in
practice.
OVER
AND
over
again
I
heard
Mr.
Churchill
argue
that
his
government
and
not
Labor
i
was
the
one
which
adopted
the
i
principle
of
the
welfare
state.
An
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Cential
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
"ress
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
G.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor;
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
-
"lethal
Oil
gives
British
Columbia'
a
resounding
wallop
end
how
it.
u-ill
nil
nrk
nm
nr
what
it.
will
Hats
Blocked
CO.D.
Mail
Order
Delivery
y
a
'"-LJay
n
-
-
Ser,
By
carrier,
per
week,
20c;
per
month,
75c;
per
year.
$3
00;
bv
mail,
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$8
00.
lead
to,
time
and
work
alone
will
'
W-'iiViii-
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
disclose.
It
s
the
first
time
B.C.
j
IViinin'.!
Cfp.vi
has
felt
the
magic
touch.
and;JI1
rn
h
JHeps
its
introduction
looks
substan-j
TORONTO.
It
is
a
WQT1-
He
declared
that
tne
wnoir
t
,m
),nrl
m
cented
the
principle
""''
rWfnl
til
no-
trii'a
m,l
J
of
planned
full
employment,
and
j
government
at
Ottawa
ls
In
.
j
the
first
stages
of
considering
,
j
a
national
health
insurance
plan
.
I
lor
all
Canada.
j
I
say
"considering"
for
that
is
j
;
as
far
as
the
project
has
got,
j
j
to
date.
It
will
take
several
years
:
i
before
it
becomes
practical
lm-
!
mediate
politics.
i
SINGER
PORTABLE
SEWING
that
never
again
unoer
un
government
would
there
be
great
numbers
of
jobless
people.
All
of
which
is
proof
that
the
world
does
move"
in
a
certain
direction.
It
may
not
be
towards
socialism"
In
the
strict
text
book
definition
of
that
term.
But
it
is
certainly
toward
social
welfare
and
a
planned
economy.
I
was
mildly
surprised
to
get
back
to
Canada
and
find
that
Percy
BeiiRouph,
only
recently,
em
Way
of
travel.
You
was
heard
to
say
he
fancivd
a
lea
Scotland
after
dark
vl"
lower
wane
scale
so
long
as
the
,
,
c?s,
of
living
was
aisa
easier
on
and
you
are
in
Canada
the
eyes.
Where's
the
difference,
'
,
d
u
a
J
V
1
1
i
1
C
h
11
t
1
ne
nevt
1
anyway?
Yet.
we
all
like
big.UUUIf
or
what
appears
to
b;
big
money,
morning.
If
we're
paying
$20
for
just
an'
But
there
Ls
a
time
lag
in
your
ordinary
pair
of
shoes
see
mental
and
.spiritual
adjustment,
what
the
buyer
of
the
baots
is,u
take3
a
mtlp
while
to
rc
being
Paul.
:
adjust
yourself
to
the
mental
Junior
anal
Smior
Hijh
School
Sludtnti
ol
Briliih
Columbia
If
von
un
wiilt
S50
word
uav
The
point
is
that
the
social
)
welfare
schemes
which
Britain
.
pioneered
are
being
taken
up
one
by
one
by
us
here.
It
doesn't
matter
what
you
call
,
it
socialism,
social
welfare
or
i
what
not.
The
fact
is
the
whole
world
is
moving
toward
more
of
i
it.
!
may
wi
Win
fund
Sina.tr
Portable
UvLuu
V....
choice
-1.-:
I
I
othtr
lint
prittfl
if
you
ou
Four
of
f
Y
-
don't
want
IF
e.
Full
detaiU
L,
!
i
4
iht
Mwtng
anachi
wave
length
of
whatever
country
i:ie:e
was
an
election
in
tne
offing
here
in
Ontario.
Just
now
cbout
tht
cont-.t,
I
hti
I:.
litnature
.....
uiie
you
happen
to
land
In.
to
help
you
?t
started
anc
and
cc-p!ttt
prlie
lilt
.
.
.
unl
on
t
receipt
ol
your
name
and
(.,
i-'
"
..."
-jr.
'-SB
i.
Put
forcefully
and
with
ob-vinu'
truth,
the
Juneau
Empire
offers
the
following
comment
concerning
the
British
election:
Probably
ttw
greatest
encouragement
that,
troubled
1951
brought
to
the
non-Russian
J
addrus
printed
on
the
form
'.
Lelcw.
Mall
H
now
before
you
foro,tl
Ketchikan
Mail
Delivery
THE
Ketchikan
Chronicle
hopes
that
the
committee
of
three
due
there
next
week
to
survey
the
possibilities
of
mail
delivery
in
the
town
"will
do
a
scientific
and
objective
job
of
their
assignment
instead
of
stool-sitting',
political
study
as
was
done
by
the
Ken-tuckian
(who
claimed
to
be
a
postal
inspector)
here
two
years
ago."
The
Kentuckian
hit
town
says
the
Chronicle
in
an
optimistic
mood,
saying
there
was
no
reason
why
there
couldn't
and
shouldn't
he
free
delivery
in
town
once
a
day
as
there
is
in
the
states.
But
after
he
left
he
was
satisfied
to
recommend
some
drop
boxes
here
and
there
around
town
and
possibly
a
sub-post
office.
He
apparetnly
encounttered
some
opposition
from
within
the
local
post
office
and
perhaps
from
adjoining
business
houses
that
like
to
see
the
foot
traf
ic
past
their
door
to
the
post
office.
This
time,
it
appears,
conditions
will
be
changed.
There
is
no
money
to
build
a
bigger
post
office
at
Ketchikan
or
even
to
buy
the
1,500
to
2,000
more
boxes
that
will
be
needed
in
a
couple
or
three
years.
Nor
would
there
be
a
place
to
put
them
if
the
boxes
could
be
purchased.
HERE
IN
Toronto
I
pick
up
the
newspaper
and
read,
in
comment
on
the
British
election
that
"socialism
is
everywhere
on
the
wane."
That
is
a
remarkable
statement
in
view
of
tiie
fact
th.it
more
votes
have
been
ca.st
for
socialism
than
ever
befoie;
also
that
the
victorious
Conservative
party
only
emerged
victorious
IN
VANCOUVEK
use
an
AosTin
u
mm
k
CONTEST
CLOSES
NOV.
30th
?r
.
.
.world
was
the
defeat
in
Britain
of
the
Socialist
regime.
After
six
.
unhappy
years,
during
which
the
British
Empire
was
reduced
to
i
national
bankruptcy,
her
people
i
to
socialistic
serfdom,
her
indus
try
to
its
lowest
output
and
her
i
in
seats,
not
vote-:i
be:ause
national
prestige
to
the
vanish-
convlnced
a
sufficient
numb:
IN
BRITISH
C0lUM8U
ing
point,
tne
emoiueroa
unions
I
were
forced
to
admit
that
So-'
cialism
had
flopped."
of
voters
that
it
would
"leave
well
enough
alone"
in
regard
to
such
things
as
the
nationalized
cc.il
mines,
and
the
state
health
scheme.
ftr
I.ow'tl
('l
jmt
llur,
per
Day,
per
.Mile
BROADWAY
0
DRIVE
LTD.
BAyview
6161
Broadway
at
Oak
VANCOUVER
9,
B.C.
Twentv
years
ago.
or
thereabouts,
prince
Rupert
peoph?
would
argue
for
hours
about
the
JX
IS
true
that
talk
of
socialism
t:siu
ei
if
eeKRAys
S
lh.mlnb
Hkl..
.
t..
n,
Ht
nu
CtMitrat
Inlt.rni4lt(in
and
LJUraiur
in,
Ksr,;
Addr
t
Prace
River
outlet.
This
was
the
is
on
the
wane
m
Britain.
The
logical
the
natural,
port
for
that
Labur
party
people,
by
the
way,
!
nnrnnsp.
..
tv.,o,r,!w.
.-..n-
ii
IX.
was
was
a
a
i:vir
iavoriie
p
-
dp-
ae-
-
utrvti
iuii
in-iiniJvi)
ovmiiii
,
l
.
,
.
i
Anotner
iactor
nas
entered
in,
too.
he
business
;
bating
point.
And
perhaps
we're
right,
only
then,
not
a
single
soul
said
a
word
about
oil.
It
might
be
a
good
idea,
if
you
want
to
nd
your
financial
prob-
lems
not
to
purchase
anything
you
can't
buy
for
cash.
houses
that
once
opposed
the
delivery
now
realize
that
newcomers
will
want
it
and,
if
it
is
not
available
in
Ketchikan,
perhaps
it
will
be
available
in
Wacker,
and
some
of
them
will
move
out
there
instead
of
into
the
First
city.
So
everyone
is
pitching
in
to
make
an
attractive
community,
with
better
schools
and
streets
.and
housing,
and
free
mail
delivery
may
be
one
of
the
improvements
without
j
Officially.
Montreal"s
popula-
,
j
tion
is
slightly
in
excess
of
a
mil-
j
j
l'on.
There's
one
thing
noticed
t
about
that
city.
It
is
what
the
'
people
do
with
winter.
They
have
always
had
the
knack
of
playing
:
with
it
or
finding
some
sort
of
i
jntertainmcnt
just
because
it
is
'
winter,
instead
of
lamenting
the
;
fcason
until
waiting
for
summer.
'
Let's
see
now!
Why
all
this
writing
and
talking
about
about
gentlemanly
small
boys?
i
Who
?n
earth
ever
saw
one?
If,
in
his
early
teeht
h.Vs
notfcuiijh,
j
something
must
be
explained,
i
He
is
tough.
He
likes
to
thtnk
j
himself
that
way.
He
can
use
!
costing
anything
except
a
penny
more
on
the
mail
!
'
we
send
out
to
local
persons.
Even
so,
most
of
that
!
'
money
would
stay
in
town
to
pay
the
salaries
of
the
mail
carriers.
The
Chronicle
hopes
that,
in
the
interests
of
progress,
everyone
will
give
mail
delivery
a
fair
hearing
and
that
any
straw
vote
will
be
thorough
and
representative.
"Alaskans
are
paying
our
share
and
move
of
U.
S.
taxes
and
it
would
save
some
shoe
leather
and
some
travelling
expense,
as
well
as
a
lot
of
time,
to
have
mail
delivered
once
a
day,
at
least
in
the
residential
district.
"To
say
that
this
would
make
it
easier
to
order
goods
by
mail
is
rater
fatuous,
especially
when
another
mail
order
house
could
come
here
if
the
town
became
large
enough.
Safeway
stores
already,
has
tried
to
buy
a
downtown
location,
we
are
reliably
informed.
Gradually
the
town
will
see
.new-ways
of
doing
business.
The
new
people
want
it
that
way,
and
their
progressive
demands
may
help
to
make
the
city
more
livable
for
us
so-called
soap
and
water
when
he
wants
to
or
in
the
event
of
having
to.
And
from
May
to
Aufiust,
he
doesn't
fancy
boots
and
LETTERBOX
DEFENDS
Rl
PERT
Editor.
Dailv
News,
I
just
had
to
write
an
answer
to
Rupertite's
letter.
It
boils
me
j
ud
when
snmeone
lik
von
m'tkoi,!
'
such
statements
as
she
did.
Whv
some
of
our
best
nurses
in
B.C.
I
were
born,
went
to
school,
and
'
trained
in
Prince
Rupert.
A
lot
j
of
them
married
here
and
are
!
ammmxm
"
I
O
PAKE
tmf
t-
(
OO-.T
t;iCPy
f,
r-f-
sut
rtses
S
x
xt
doc
ililil
iifWlf
1
II
riaPvfe
In
ii
W&m
(
HHPS.
VAV
2
I
!
(
Vk.MOOO--
)
'
I
I
4
J
MV
WIFE
16
A
Fut'NiTutfe-
'
tjSjl
7
i
bospow
T-ir
(Afpi
voupe
just
v'
r"-if-r
1
mcvimg
speenoi
tr
Tri-fil
V
AN-"
p'xaVV)
Aa.
TV-'
7
THE
MAN
1
A
I
V-1
eED
HtP
'
I
,
j
,
IT
J
-
MM
Mnbimf
lr
I
AFTtl?
VCHJ
bMNS
-.
V
S
THE
SOFA
PCTWNSTAO&
j
vy
)V"
4
19,
Vj-V
'
t
T
Tj
MOUR
A
RftL-
J
(
ou
can
move
C-
(iliZlSJ1J'f&?
MXIPESS"
)
"mU
,f
THE
EGG
MAN
'"N
rS
Xti.
M
A
(
I'LL
K'ETljCN
HIS
")
I
I
j
IMAWi,
l
,rAt"
J
t"
i:.t;
'.;'
Came
snhile
vou
v
tfa;3iF&
EGG--1
DON'T
wERES
I
j.
CO"E
in
-
1
lj
j
weee
next
poor
fc
3
.
Jl'
a
7
want
to
be
)
(
vous
(it
k'eeo
Y0
if
j
'
'iVUi.
Af4D
1
MAV
ALL
r'
iT
f
OBLIGATED
TO
V
EGG
STCSC'
XlairVjL'lt-
AGAIN
'
J
it
"PHI
'
R?
nffr
'
"F"
2Zi3L
look.'
you
rff$a
I
t
If
ili-
II
I
NIH
""1
I
I
L$t9
how
can
vou
be
glg(j
I
T-
CKljAy
now
bringing
up
their
families
j
here.
I
am
quite
sure
they
are
j
equally
as
good
at
their
profession
as
Rupertite
is
and
none
the
worse
for
being
brought
up
'
here.
Born
on
the
prairies
myself
and
going
to
school
there,
I
have
i
been
living
in
Rupert
for
28
j
years
now.
married
and
have
j
three
children
attending
school
:
here.
I
have
been
all
through
I
For
Your
Protection
The
Law
Requires
That
Every
Real
Estate
Airent
anil
Salesman
be
Licensed
and
Bonded.
Each
prcperly
licensed
person
is
given
an
identification
card
by
this
Board.
PLAY
SAFE
E.:al
only
with
a
Licensed
Agent
orSalesman,
who
will
be
glad
to
show
you
his
credentials
REAL
ESTATE
AGENTS
LICENSING
BOARD
Established
under
section
42
"Real-Estate
Agents'
Licensing
Act"
CH
189
P.SBC
19481
B.C.,
Eastern
Canada
and
elsewhere
on
trips
and
I
may
say
truthfully
there
is
no
other
place
I
would
rather
be
than
right
here
in
good
old
Rupert.
Some
folks
come
intT
on'
n"c"fitl
town
to
try
and
make
all
the
money
they
can
and
at
the
same
time
try
to
make
it
over
and
the
people,
to
suit
themselves.
But
Rupertite,
after
living
here
as
long
as
I
have,
you
will
learn
to
like
our
people
very
much
and
find
them
equally
as
clean
and
good
living
folks
as
anywhere
else.
Maybe,
when
you
get
older
and
wiser,
you
will
say,
maybe
that
lady
in
Rupert
NATIONAL
was
right,
that
does
not
pay
to
run
down
any
town
or
its
rest
dents.
RADIO
Thank
you,
Mr.
Editor,
for
your
space.
j
ANOTHER
RUPERT
BOOSTER.
WEEK
Britain
Denies
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
Oil
Shortage
LONDON
The
British
govern
ment
denied
Friday
there
ha
1
betn
any
stoppage
of
oil
pipeline
to
Cairo
although
some
ships
had
been
held
up
lue
to
security
reasons.
The
Cairo
government
has
warned
that
any
stoppage
of
oil
supply
would
rosult
in